The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

People," His description Of Mt. We
'uvius and the eternal city, Rome. was
interesting. At the close of
This address, Mr.. Sanders introduced Il.
+. Bass, Supervising Principal o. the In
Schools. who, as Bill Nye
md Mark Twain. delighted US by bis
witty remarks aud tecitations.
Tho beautiful hymn. God be with
you ill we meet again" rendered by the
rhoir, was followed by duet. "Curfew
Bells" bv Miss Kuebler and Mrs. Fried
man, which closed the exercises for the
evening.
WEDNESDAYS SESSION.
Institute was opened with prayer Of
fered by Mr. L. ). Nolan. Tie mem
bers OF the choir failing 10 respond 10
the invitation 10 furnish music. the read
Ing OF the minutes Of Tuesdays proceed
ings was next in order.
AS so many were absent At the OPEN
ing Of the morning exercises, It was
thought that the appointment Of critics
might have tendency 10 reform tardi-
ness. Accordingly, Miss Kittie Green
aud Mr.. Ellis DeBruIer were chosen 10
serve ~ such.
The recitations given during the
were, Teaching the Multi
piication Table" by Mr.. Sanders; AS
tronomy in the Common Schoois,' by
Mr.. Roettger; "A continuation Of the
work in roading," BY Mr.. Morgen-
thaier; Primary Geography BY Mr..
Sanders. Each one OF the instructors
seemed 10 exert great deal Of energy
10 make his work attract the attention
Of his class, yet those who were sufii-
cientIy awake TO manifest an interest IN
the proceedings, formed Tie exception
rather than the rule.
A few remarks wore made BY the Co.
Supt., relative to the graduation Of pu-
pills from the district aud graded schools
of Dubois county.
The following teachers were appoint
ed 10 con0uct the examinations in the
various townships: Columbia. Lucy
Cox; HARRISON, A. Nj. Abel; Boone.
Josiah Whitehead; Madison. G. II. Will
son; BainbridRe, A. NJ. Sweeney Ma
rion, Henry kniess; Hall, L. j. Nolan
Jefferson. Sampson Cox; Jackson, J. j.
Simon; Patoka. Chas. e. Osborne Cass,
w. II. Clarke; Ferdinand, Q. Luken
Said teachers are requested to report
to the County Supt. during the Christ
mas holidays. the probable number oi
pupils no will stand the examinations.
The examinations will be held az the
central school house in each township
on the third Saturday iR February
Marcr and Aprit.
Adjournment.
AtTrRSoox
Music. "Ring the Bells" by the cLoir
Mr.. Roetfger having procured the me-
ce.sary apparatus, performed somt
practical experiments In chemistry
the results produced by the
OF different gases. Al the
request ui some vf the teachers. Mr.
Sanders gave some excellent instruction
on Language Lessons
The committee appointed 70 prepare
the Monday evening program was agais'
called upon, 10 make the program foi
Wednesday evening.
The following persons were appointed
on the committee Of Resolutions: Helen
Di!lin, Mary Baron, Lou Brucker, NJ.
Seidel, Marion Payne.
After q short intermission Mr.. Nor
genthaler coatinued his work in draw.
ing. "A continuation of the work Ia
language closed the afternoon exercises
Roll call showed an enrolment oi
After the report Of ths
critics, Institute adjourned till 8 p. %.
EVENING SESSION.
The program for the evening session
consisted Of the following exercises
Song, Rest After Labor" by the choir
Select reading, TOO UtterlyUtter." BY
Mr.. Sanders; Defamation, "Uncle
Daniels Apparition,D BY Mr.. Roettger
Duet, "Where Shall we Find One
Home" by Mrs. Friedman and Miss
Kuebler; Defamation, "Regulus TO the
Carthagenians,r BY Mr.. Sanders; Read
ing, .Signs aud Omens," by Mr.. Roett
ger; Reading, der Sphider und del
Fly" by Mr.. Sanders.
Recess.
Destinations, "Old Moses Nose" and
"The Domestic Tempest" by Heller
Rose; Defamation. 1.-THE Model Read
ing Lesson by Miss Hattie Glezen
Song, mo More Good Byes," by th'
choir; Duet, I'VE are Fairies Of thu
Sea-" by Mrs. Friedman and Miss kueb
Ter.
THURSDAYS SESSION S-FoRESooS.
Institute opened with prayer by Rev
w. M. Whitsett, followed BY reading Q
w ednesday's minutes by the Secretary
Song by the choir, "Only Waiting"
Miss Lou Brucker and Marion Payn'
were appointed critics for the dav. Tn
|recitations for the forenoon were as fol
lows: Language Lessons" BY MI
Sanders; reading Longfellsw's poem
|"The Bridge" conducted by Mr.. Nor
lgenthaler; Physiology, The Develop
ment OF HAIR" explained BY Mr.. Roett
ger dding large nuuberS' and "fnd
Ing the area Of : CIRCLE" BY Mr.. San
ldors.
Adjournment.
AFTERNOON.
The rrogram for the afternoon con
tained the following exercises; Lesson
In Language" Mr.. Sanders; "Purpose
Iof Education Mr.. Morgonthalcr; Ply
siology, "The Blood,' Mr.. Rocttger